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X-Men: The Phoenix Saga (2000)

An animated feature-length adaptation of the Phoenix Saga, one of the most famous comic stories of all time. A near-omnipotent force of nature, Phoenix absorbs the identity of Jean when the X-Men travel into space to stop the evil emperor, D'Ken. Can the X-men prevent D'Ken from becoming the ultimate power of the living galaxy and what has become of Jean and Phoenix?
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An animated feature-length adaptation of the Phoenix Saga, one of the most famous comic stories of all time. A near-omnipotent force of nature, Phoenix absorbs the identity of Jean when the X-Men travel into space to stop the evil emperor, D'Ken. Can the X-men prevent D'Ken from becoming the ultimate power of the living galaxy and what has become of Jean and Phoenix?

Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Animation
Directed By:Larry Houston
Written By:Michael Edens
In Theaters:10/24/2000
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Universal Studios Home Entertainment

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